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I was wondering if anyone knows of some good Perl tutorial sites? It seems like Perl is the prefered scripting language for a lot of Sys admins so I guess ...
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  1. 06-12-2003 #1
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    Learning Perl

    I was wondering if anyone knows of some good Perl tutorial sites?
    It seems like Perl is the prefered scripting language for a lot of Sys admins so I guess it would be nice to add that one to my resume.

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    here is some tutorials.. But I have "Perl Core Language" and that's a pretty good book
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    try this
    and this
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    ok...i guess i goofed up on the tags on the previous post...
    just go to the urls...they r pretty good for beginners
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    Just type

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    info perl
    in a terminal to see which documentation you have to access on your linux. Perl is very good documentated and are shipped in the normal linux distribution.

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  6. 07-16-2003 #6
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    Try Kazaa ( search for perl in documents). I got ty perl in 21 days and the full o'reilly e books (includes java, perl,samba,unix, and web + more..). Both are excellent for learning from books.
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  7. 07-16-2003 #7
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    Use perldoc.

    Code:
    perldoc perldoc
    That should show you how to use it.
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